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City to trial flotation device-dropping drones for beach swimmers in distress this summer
Governor Hochul celebrates return of full A train service to Rockaways following major resiliency upgrades
Mets unveil new sponsor with free game-day perks and massive fan fund
Democrat Sam Sutton wins special election in right-leaning state Senate District 22
Queens to host new memorial in Whitestone honoring 99 post-9/11 fallen service members
Sports
‘You can feel it walking down the street’: Knicks fans reflect on energy, passion around New York City at Radio City watch party- Mets unveil new sponsor with free game-day perks and massive fan fund
Jorbit Vivas’ first-career homer lifts Yankees to 1-0 win, sweep of Rangers
Brett Baty coming through with Mets in desperate need of spark
Red Bulls draw Philadelphia Union in 2025 US Open Cup quarterfinals
Entertainment
Bronx Zoo to reopen iconic ‘World of Darkness’ exhibit on July 12
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The Public Theater brings Much Ado About Nothing to Queens for free summer tour
Crime
Police charge man in brutal attack on woman cycling on Randall’s Island
5 train assault: MTA worker randomly punched by straphanger at Grand Central Station
Gunman opens fire inside NYCHA lobby in Brooklyn, injures man: NYPD
NYC steps up security at Jewish institutions following fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy workers
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